Sentence examples for monument conceived from inspiring English sources

They were a monument, conceived of by a committee of local citizens, for the centennial of the coup.

As well as Eiffel, they thought of Tatlin's Tower (the vast constructivist monument conceived for Petrograd in the year of the Russian Revolution, but never built).

Within a week of the deputy chief's death, the Episcopal bishop of New York, Henry Codman Potter, who lived at Riverside Drive and 89th Street opposite the 1902 Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, conceived the idea for a memorial to the dead of the Fire Department.

It's a Museum that lies underground, beneath the footprint of the Monumen Nasional, or Monas, the towering monument conceived by President Sukarno as the centre of the new nation.

On the outskirts of Arad, near the hotel area, there is a large white monument conceived by Yigal Tumarkin in 1968, called Mitzpe Mo'av (Mo'av Lookout), which also offers a view of the Judean Desert.

So much has changed, though, in just the past six or seven years since the idea for the monument was conceived, that insisting on old ways of doing and seeing things feels like a new betrayal.

Mention you are going to Cambodia and chances are, you will end up comparing notes on the glorious temples of Angkor, among the most awe-inspiring, mind-blowing monuments ever conceived by the human mind.

He treated Dr. King as a monument before the new memorial was conceived, embracing him as a symbol of the past, not a guide to the future.

Just beyond it, the gleaming blue form of Nouvel's new Guthrie Theater complex in Minneapolis is the latest addition to this haunted panorama: a monument to culture conceived on an industrial scale.

In an email interview, the artist, Anatoly Vyatkin, said that at a time of burgeoning technological achievements, the monument had been "conceived as a metaphor for connections between people around the world". Locals affectionately call it Klava, the Russian version of Claudia, which itself is a shortened form of "klaviatura" — the word for keyboard.

The large separation in time indicates that both monuments were not conceived or planned as a whole.